Q: I found a card with incorrect information — what should I do?

Use the error-reporting link inside the card (or here ) to flag it directly to the team. One report fixes it for every user in the next update, so we genuinely rely on community feedback to keep the deck accurate. If you can't see an error-reporting link on the card, you're likely on an older version of the deck. It's worth downloading the latest version first, as the error may already have been fixed. In the meantime, add your correction to the Personal Notes field rather than editing the main card content, this ensures your note won't be overwritten when you import a future deck update. To do this, open the card in Anki, press E (or click Edit in the bottom-left corner), and find the Personal Notes field at the bottom of the editor. Add your correction there and close the editor as normal.

Question 1

How do I get started with Spranki?

Accepted Answer

The best place to start is our setup guide. It takes you through downloading Anki, importing the deck, and getting your settings right so the algorithm works from day one. Many are up and running in under 15 minutes.

View the guidance page here.

Question 2

What conditions does the deck cover?

Accepted Answer

Spranki Free gives you the September 2025 deck. Spranki Premium includes everything in Free, plus broader UKMLA coverage. Explore the full conditions covered in Premium here.

Question 3

Is the deck still being updated?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Spranki is actively maintained. We released a new version of the deck in September 2026 for Premium members, and we'll keep updating it as we receive feedback.

Question 4

I want to add my own content to Spranki — will it get overwritten when I update?

Accepted Answer

There are two ways to add content, and neither will be lost when you update:

1. To create entirely new cards, use Anki's Add button (press A) and add them to the Spranki deck. New cards you create yourself are never affected by deck updates.
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2. To add notes to an existing card, press E (or click Edit in the bottom-left corner) on the card in Anki, and find the Personal Notes field at the bottom of the editor. Add your content there rather than editing the main card fields. Anything in Personal Notes won't be overwritten when you import a future deck update.

Question 5

I found a card with incorrect information — what should I do?

Accepted Answer

Use the error-reporting link inside the card (or here) to flag it directly to the team. One report fixes it for every user in the next update, so we genuinely rely on community feedback to keep the deck accurate. If you can't see an error-reporting link on the card, you're likely on an older version of the deck. It's worth downloading the latest version first, as the error may already have been fixed. In the meantime, add your correction to the Personal Notes field rather than editing the main card content, this ensures your note won't be overwritten when you import a future deck update. To do this, open the card in Anki, press E (or click Edit in the bottom-left corner), and find the Personal Notes field at the bottom of the editor. Add your correction there and close the editor as normal.

Question 6

The deck feels overwhelming — I can't do 9,000+ cards

Accepted Answer

Not sure what to study next?

Tell the Revision Planner your exam date, year group, and current progress per specialty. Set a daily card target, and it estimates whether that pace gets you through the deck in time, and what to change if it doesn't.
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It ranks specialties by exam weight against what you've got left, so you know what to prioritise today. Flag your own weak topics as you spot them and they'll sit right next to your priority list.
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Upgrade to Premium to see if you're on track.

Question 7

How can I contribute to the Spranki community?

Accepted Answer

Spranki is community-driven, and there are a few ways to help keep it going.

Purchasing a Spranki Premium Membership is the most direct way to support the deck. It covers the cost of maintaining Spranki and unlocks additional UKMLA content, dedicated support, and the revision planner.

Error reporting, using our errata form, is also valuable. Submitting corrections through the errata form means we can fix errors for everyone in the next update.

Donating goes towards keeping the deck and community alive. We appreciate any support.

Joining the community lets you connect with other Spranki users and stay updated on new content and features.

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